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Campus experience

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Transcript

New traffic regulations confuse students,
create legal snarls. Crowded lots
continue to frustrate campus motorists.
In a flurry of legal and political
activity this autumn, the UH
Student Court upheld the challenge of John Sayer, law student, that the 1968-69 traffic
regulations were invalid because
(hey were incorrectly promulgated by the university. Senior
Vice-president C. F. McElhenny
said that the regulations were
outside the jurisdiction of the
Student Court. After hearing
new evidence presented by the
administration, the court reversed its previous decision
and ruled the traffic policies
valid. This controversy reflected
student discontent over Traffic
and Security policies. RIGHT:
The growing parking areas introduce a new obstacle into
campus survival—locating lost
cars. Parking meters, tickets, and
roving cops are not among the
brighter recollections of campus experience.
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